Once again, it was time for Photonics West in San Francisco (USA). With a record number of registered attendees, its was deemed hugely successful and we were thrilled to join the world’s largest photonics technologies event of 2024. It was wonderful to see so many of you again!
We are absolutely delighted and immensely proud to announce that one of our lasers contributes to cutting-edge attosecond experiments in Lund!
Congratulations to HÜBNER Photonic's Principal R&D Engineer, Magnus Rådmark, for being shortlisted in the 100 Photonics Most Innovative People.
Photodamage is considered one of the main limiting factors when it comes to live cell imaging, since constant exposure to high average laser power considerably accelerates phototoxicity. Learn how short femtosecond pulses can offer practical solutions to address this issue.
Congratulations to the 2023 recipients of The Nobel Prize in Physics: Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz and Anne L’Huillier for their research into attosecond pulses of light.
In the latest issue of Photnics Views Antonio Castelo from EPIC (European Photonics Industry Consortium) sits down with Håkan Karlsson for an in-depth interview on his journey as CEO.
We are excited to share a new editorial describing the advantages of sub 50 femtosecond laser pulses for multiphoton applications. Read here!
We welcome you to talk lasers with our sales staff, see many new products, enjoy an evening of art and be immersed in photonics for an entire week!
Now with up to 1 W CW output power, the Cobolt Jive 561 nm 1 W laser is perfectly suited for super resolution microscopy such as DNA-PAINT. Read more!
Come by booth 58 and let us show you our wide range of different high-performance lasers, and why they are a great choice for many microscopy applications.
Through the well-known Swedish laser manufacturer Cobolt AB, a proven supplier of high performance lasers of more than 15 years, HÜBNER Photonics division offers one of the industry’s broadest ranges of compact single-frequency CW lasers, diode lasers, multi-line lasers and Q-switched lasers across the full UV-Visible-NIR spectrum.
